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Two Mills Burned.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov, 17.-Tne wooden mills OF
W. F. Keeffer and the -four mill Of Patterson
Session, at Camilus, were burned this morning.
Loss, 1000; insurance, $4,000. Mrs. Lawrence
Jumped from the second story OF the flour mill and
had both her legs broken.
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rHr Crown FORCED 10 ACKNOwLHD0E he HAD Q
NrfTKD NO STATUTORY oFFHNsk

NrTTED NO eTATCTOkY OFFENsk
LONDON, Nov. l5.-wflliam saunders. an ex-
member OF parliament who was arrested last
week while addressing q crowd In Trafalgar
SQUARE was arraigned In court to-day. He was
CHARGED with disOrderly conduct in speaking in
Trafalgar square and thereby causing adlsorderly
e em6lage. he was also charged with obstruct-
ing the police. The crown counsel admitted that
the charges were unstatutory and request that
they be dismissed.
Mr. Saunders insisted on q conviction. The mag
istratc however,. dismissed the charges on the
ground that breach OF the prohibitfve order OF
Gen. Warren, the police superintendent, ofd not
form satisfactory o1cuse. The radicals are tub1-
revoke their decision not 70 meet In Trafalgar
Square on sunday.
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4 PxsArR PHYslcrAr puERTs HER AGED HroDAND
AID 1uNs AWAY WIFE MARRIED BurCnKa
dispatch from vincennes. IND, says: An eiope.
nent Of startling proportions came 70 Light Tues
day. In which weli-sodo butcher Of this city and
4 female physician were involved II seems that
Aueust Narone has been paying a0ecttonate and
1eelous attention 70 MA d.. slomer for some TINA
Ma slomer lived In the city limitA but her old
AusranN. twenty years her senior, remained g the
farm- two mileS out IL was an easy matter, thero.
foss, for narone 70 play hs gallant tics ana paIl
the wool over the eyes OF the white haired bus
6and. MA elomer = giddy female, who was
partial to the men and fond o. the society a NON
INN ope sue u Q nne-look1na woman, and bad
40 trou6ls IN sntrsnc1ng her nale anmilefA Cha
M her hOuse feW days ago an0 secured several
hundre1 ooliAxs IN cash, and sncceeded IN getting
Nafons 70 nkswise convert ~ properu int caak
booey nay lc1t ~ tne nght q ne nooa for paFtl
Ssr hnS6snd noalvr nxty. When infeFvieW06 .
"a - W1b tod hin point bank ~ was guln0
:Shsf - hatsd tnas nll0w, and al 6hs vanis1
va0 III mpnny.s 4ATune waS . very pr0eyorOuR
iS6u1fri0uB butchee. b leaves Q family q cha1a'
n - q sgsa WA ue hlnseR y evr acu.
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NEW Yoax, Nov. lz-Her MOI, the anarchist
has heen asrsted end takon 70 police he'd
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LONDON, Nov. 17.--Cowatsch. the man who VA
Arrested at 0reenock on landing nom sseame
from America because he had dynnmitD carthage
In his poaesston, has been Tuas1sed
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Treasurer Hyatt's Report.
II . SUBMITTED 10 TIE SECRETARY OF TIE TREAS

Treasurer Hyatt has submitted his annual re-
port TO the Secretary. II occupies ninety-three
printed pages, principally dry details and figures.
The receipts for the year were 1871, 4O3, 277.66
The expenditures were s2a7, go, 1897. The re-
cetpts were s34 $50 5000 greater, and the expen-
ditures SOS, 449,O4147 greater than the year
before. The excess OF revenues over expenditures
amounted 70 Sos Al, 0g7.69 OF bonds, there were
$l21 ,9ll $50 redeemed during the year. The
largest Increase OF assets OF the Treasury was In
gold coin and bullion, and this increase was greater
than the decrease In The aggregate balance.
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Killed BY Failing walls.

SYRACUSE, n Y, Nov. 17.-By the falling OF the
walls at O'Clock this afternoon OF the recently
burned Everson building, In Salna street, two
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TEE IHQuEsI on LrSoG.-The circumstances IN
tail In Chicago yesterday By yaler Folz 70 the cor
oper's jury. The mystery as 70 how Lngy could
have obtained dynamite or where he might have
concealed II was made the subject OF q Few ques-
lions, but remained - dark a. ever. verdict was
returned thai UngHs death wa brought about
sby the explosion OF Q bomb about inches long
and half an inch In diameter, nlled with DYNAMITE
said bomb being exploded BY his own hand witk
sufc1dal fntentt
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A Malicious Minister.
MAKES THINGS LIVELY FOR HIS rRosrrcrryn
FATHER-IS-LAw.

MAKES THINGS LIVELY FOR HIS PROTECTIVE
FArHER-Is-LAw.
A special from London, KY, 70 the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette, says: ~. n Anderson a
Professionalism preacher, has been painting some
portions OF owsley County a lur1ed hue lately IL
seems that Anderson has been paying devoted NJ
tention TO Miss Lizzie Wilson, q beautiful young
girl, daughter OF T. q. Wilson, who Is blacksmith
Anderson's suit progressed favoraby, but the
young ladys parents objected TO her marrying for
year. and promised their blessing al The ex pira-
ton OF that time. Anderson Was very much
enraged at this, but nQrsed his wrath and com.
menced series OF prosecutions against the worthy
couple that Tor pure unaduterated Ineanness could
the hook OF one OF Wilson's best horses, which had
TO be shot. Next he emptied coal oil into his Wel
and ruined the wafer. Then he varied the old
man 10 leave the county ON penalty OF death. This
Was done oy cutting letters from a book ana past
ing them on a sheet OF paper so 70 fornl the
necessary words The Old man became very much
alarmed, as he had no clew 70 the perpetrator ana
actually employed him. among others, 70 guard ms
house. be was In constant state OF terror and
was AFRAID 70 leave his home. Finally, several
days passed without any startling occurrence 80
he ventured down 20 his forge one morning and
started up q fire. As he stepped back 20 the
handle OF bis bellows terrilc explosion lifted the
down and stunning him for several minutes This
was the last straw. HIS neignoors commenced an
active Investigation that resulted In Anderson's
burned departure for parts unknown piece OF
wrapping paper was found near the shop with
some writing on u that was proved 20 be Ander-
had purchased the dynamite Cartridge. He got
wind OF the affair In some way and lost no time
making himself scarce. The last grand Jury In
dcJed MIN, and reward Is offered Tor Las capture.
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fAHis, Nov. Nm Henri Rochsfort, the editor
OF the IntrQns(0e0nt has fought Q duel with
PeSple. The latter was wounded. The encounter
was the result OF quarrel over Cen. Boulanger.
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MBkT WIFE TEE SYNDICATE
BALTIMORE Nov. 1.-THE executive COMMITTEES
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad held meeting
at O'Clock to-day, when q telegram was sent 70
members Of the syndicate In New York that the
committee approved the Arrangements made BY
President Burns and vicePresident spencer In No
gard TO general mortgage TO pay on all existing
cate VIII be elected. special meeting OF directors
will be held on Wednesday next to elect prest-
dent In the place Of Mr. Robert Garrett, resigned.
Mr.. Jonn x. C0wen addressed the committee on
the charge that he (Cowen) had sold out President
Garrett In negotiations which have been COM
pleted IN regard TO the sale Of the Baltimore and
ohio Telegraph system. -
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VICTIM OF HYDRoPHoBlA--Charies Cancvan,
who was bitten by q mad dog on october q and
was taken TO the Chainbers-street Hospital New
York suffering from hydrophobia, as stated ir the
S1AR, died In tue hospital on TUESDAY. Morphine
was administered, and it somewhat deadenSo the
pain In tue sufferers throat but the constant con-
missions could not be stopped. His limbs tw1pched
every lev minutes. Then be would become mo-
during one OF these spells he begged he cotton
10 put him In q straitJacket Death was due 70
aspbyxia and heart failure, caused By convun1ous
and nxataon OF the muscles Of respirataon. The
dog which bit Canovau also bit man In the leg
and boy IN the hand
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DECATUR, Ala, Nov. 17.-Fire broke out at
O'Clock this morning on the west side OF Bank
street. Nearly the entire block was burned. The
loss IL from SIS 900 TO 100000.
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RonDRD Hu ~ S16Q-Th1e aftefnoun n ~
Police Court JaA McKenney and Rooeft L key11
were placed On tfini charged with r6oetAg VA q
laloon IN sontA waanington, last NoaAay nl6AE
witneeDos teot0sd % eeeanG .kevDof tAkD -
pockethook nom nplsyS pocksS "a g scSnr
nsasea hsard McKenn1y ten keylef th1s ~ ~
done wrong, but th1y afte1wArd 1sank t1I0eelf
e az IS ~ s'a "a s.
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W. ]. Gary having complained that an illegal
levy Is made upon farmers and produce dealers IN
Center market, the District Commissioners have
informed hun that this money is q voluntary con.
tribution ITO pay two men, Burgess and Jenkfns
IN projecting the interests OF farmers In the mar
ket, day and night"
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TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
Is offered free to every new subscriber for one year
to the WKKKLY star. It II q handsomely printed
book OF le1 pagee profusely illustrated with more
than 100 coiored maps and d1agramA and contains
o wealth OF general Information. Zee advertase-
ment In another column.
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CHnDREN's Hospital BRANCH DfsrRNsARY.-ft
win be seen BY the card elsewhere that that useful
institution, the Childrens Hospital has estab-
lished q branch dispensary for free medical And
surgical treatment OF INDECENT children &C the cor
ner Of Maryland avenue and ~ street southwest.
This new arrangement viii doubtless BE- produc-
tive Of great good e Y VIII serve large section
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District Government Aafairs.

VITAL STATISTICS
The report OF Health O1f1cer T0wnshend for the
week ending November II, 1887, shows that there
were 30 deaths in the District; GO births and 20
marriages were reported.
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ENTERTAINMENT IN EAST WAsH1NGT0N.-The httle
frame church on 9Th street northeast, known az
the Eastern Presbyterian church, was crowded tc
It's fullest capacity last evening, the occasion
members Of class No. 20 OF the Sunday school In
aid Of the library FUND. The program included
several Rotations by Mr.. r. A. Harrison readings
by Nj. Chas Mcdowell, recitation by Mss Hattie
Wood, vocal solo by Miss Kate Shomo, violin solo
by Miss Amy Sev1ue, vocal solos by VIM Brady,
and orchestral selections BY the juvenile minstrie
consisting OF Messrs. Moran, vehemeyef Nadert
Brady, and B. Nadert.
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van Bodenstein, OF 30 East l0lth strget, New
York, asked the police OF that city yesterday g
look for her husband. q crazy carpenter. who d
ance received postal card from him naytn9: II
am on the road to zee President ClevelAnd 10 hrnG
the starr ana the stripes on my blen1t home q
and dine with Emperor William, q Germany
which WIN Be highly respected q O." Van %
denstetn has been 10 the WardS liand asyluu
when drunk, It IL said, b rather dAu66soaA
The police OF this city have not received any no
city, but On ACCOUNT Of the p1plicatton In thu
mornings papors the police have ban On IL look
out for him during the DAY. Nothing hAd boo1
heard nom him at O'Clock
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A WOMAN TRr8 10 DROWN HBns1rx.-Maria
Burns, aged dirty years attempted suicide about
costa Bridge. She was rescued By Jo0huA Clark
and Conrad Kaufman, who were on the bridge a
ambulance.
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(,HoIcE Rooms wI,H BOARD. I4oI st. NV.
~ nl7-3t'
Two OR THREE GENTLEMEN OR LADIEs CAN
II have Lice so1th 'front.' and bard In small
.slnAy Terms 80 70 80 per week. d04 ne. Capitol
nUA fr-e II0ih aA-.4a.ls. MIST
IAI- 18TH sr. NV ONE BLOCK FROM
4Vl the Arlington. . lady with an elegant hou.s
ds..ss lev more table boarasrs irstclsss IN every
respect ni7-Yfs
EoR RENT-PENNsYLvAxIA KITCHEN No 14e
- 81 n W, room and board s2O and a25 per
Month Dining rooms, and rooEs pleaxanf and nome
ma sod meals Everything nrst-clzss but prlces
n1l-5t'
41 - IT. n W.. PLEASANT ROOMS AND TX
- y -eeLent board can be had with some irrflis
.se.. Terms mooerste: references required nl-ofs
WANTED-BoARDERs Ar 30o3 M ST. WEST
v, Nssnnstoo: terms reasonable. nii-lws
l32S I 81 r. ". OPPOSITE FKANKLIN
Ls<td references exchanxsd A lev table 6~rsisrs
en- Dc accommodated. o.,SISSsA
PIAxos REBUILT. yARxrsHEp AND Pct m
snSrouxn order. For estimates appiy Al W.
A4i<kAVlT D 90. 903 Pa ava nIi.IS
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THE BAIL GIVEN By Mr.. BAUN.-The sixth an
nual bail given by Mr.. Charles Baum to his en-
ployes took place last evening at Masonic Temple
and was delightful anair. The Marine Band fur
nished the music, and q fine collation. was served
at II O'Clock. The floor committee was composed
Of Emanuel Penerling, l. Z. Schwarz, ". Cfamp-
ton, b WISE and Philip Lewis, all employees of Mr.
BaumH store.
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MARRIAGE LfcENsEs.-Marr1age uceases have
been issued by the clerk q the court to Milton
Plum, ;er and Carrie Dorsey; A. Y. Butler and
Alice E. Catlet: c. Gordon Baker and Alice Allen:
Frank Lee, Of Montgomery County, Nd, and
Louisa Jordan; r. Ross and Luella B0lden; II. "
M sa sne AGna ASufts SEM SHEPHERD
Monroe, Va, AID Mary H. Rlbnit1ki; Thomas
Bray, OF Amelia County, Va, and Hattie Lancas-
Owens and Bertha L. Mitchell; Robert A. g. Dunn
and Rosa T. Matthews.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

wv ~ n NEAL EiS lAlE.
I'OR sALE-AT BARGAIN If PURCHASED AT
Voce-lO acres OF Land north Of the city, near
5r<htsood- a. Only : l2o per Eere.
nIo-St LOUIS r shOEAAkER geo 81. NV
EOk sALE-AT A BAKGAIN-A Way LEsIKA-
be Place OF % acres north Of tbs CITY near Brit-
sOoN ulSn rOund: me view. overlooking PROPOSED
Ao<A SfseA fArA LOUIS p. SHOEMAkEE.
sLo-oS s2O ssresthv
tOR sALE-A FINE TRUCK FARM. GIEsBOk1J'
road ID G, 50 acF~s. house, z rooms Al ne
csssary outou1.ditxs: $1,000.
nl<-dt GEO ". LlNkISS. 18th and sta NV
L,OR sALE-A yEkY DESIRABLE FARM. sITU
ated OF Aqua Greek This section noced Tor fs
nne dnckitx- severn. duckilIx from New Iors
aud other cities Own trOGts A4ui. Creek The
place contains about GU acres L.rgs farm hon.
cVInn&nd1ng oesutlful view VI the Potomac Ei~.r'
Ia glscs VIII hs sold very cheap. A p. hILL & o.
I,oR sALE-OR MIGHT EXCHANGF-yALUARIF
= anane em n-re1 nnYrose ed aud ulimproved pr0per-
tSa ven, nnely situate, IN q North western StatA
os skE Boz lis, Brooklyn. NY. n4-3w.
Esok sLk-A SPLENDID L.I0O-ACKE sTOCK
arm N Msryisud ~ miles down the rOtouac Win
sOo river A1ink lOr sale exchange property in
tAiseity- K A PHILLIPS. las N ave -. IL, -
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INTERESTS CONSIDERED

In arriving at a conclusion on the matter the
Commissioners say they were guided by the fact
that not only does the National Capital derive a
large part Of its population from every state of the
Union, but every citizen Of the United states is a
In the local administration And they believe II Is
important and needful in considering 30 important
expenditures and the enjoyment OF valuable tran.
chiSeS to take into account the prospective devel.
Opment OF the city and its inevitable future require.
ments and to exercise due provision that what
may now be done or permitted shall not impair
valuable public interests awaiting development
The Arizona champion., 1887-07-02
Excitement in Te.as

Great excitement has been caused m the vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarkable recovery of Mir ]. E. Corley, who was so helpless he coul;. not turn Tn bed, or raise his head; everybody said he was dying with consumption. A trial bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery was sent him. Finding relief, he bought large bot. tie and box of Ds. Kings New Life Pills; by the time he had taken two boxes of the Pills and two bottles of the Discovery, he was we'll and had gained in flesh thirty.six pounds.
 Trial bottles of this Great Discoy. cry tor Consumption free at D. |. Brannen x Co.
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Financial Cramps.

The lfOe Stock ana P,edaee Re0ieu gives the Cattle Trust a terrible rounding up. It says; "By those who are familiar with the fins and outs of the western cattle business the American Cattle Trust is looked upon as one of the most stupendous frauds that was ever attempted to be perpe. trated upon a conhding public. It is declared. to be scheme concocted by few shrewd (and sometime since wealthy) cattle kings to unload up. on other shoulders their unprofitable holdings. To assume that any con. siderable number of the western ranehmen will complacently and re- seryedly resign the entire manage ment of their private business into the hands of men who have no great CT claim upon the confidence of the public than have those at the head of the American Cattle Trust, presup- poses state of mental imbecility not all consistent with the past business success of the cattlemen of the plains. U the men who conceived and are
The Arizona champion., 1887-07-02
SUNDAY SMILES.

It costs one dollar to enter Henry Georges Anti Poverty league. George takes the anti and the new member takes the poverty.
 A scientist has discovered that the mosquito's mission is to purify stag nant water. Why on earth doesn't the mosquito attend toI his mission then and leave human beings alone.
 The Kentucky distillers will sus- pend the manufacture of whiskey. for one year. This will give chance to the state in general and Rowan coun- ty Tn particular to sober up.
 "In the bright lexicon of youth there is no such word as faii," says RiChlieu, but many youth when he gets to be man..and. strikes out for himself finds the word loom up in great shape.
 Lord Roseberry recently bought the manuscript of Burns poem, "The Whistle," paying S75o for it. Ben jamin Franklin must have anticipated this when he spoke of "paying too much for the whistle"
 One of the men who tstumped the western portion of Texas, says the Boston Gagetfe, was asked what pc cuIiarity of the audiences struck him most forcibly. "Well," he said, "ihs,, chunks of clay and pieces of brick struck me most forcibly, but the rotten eggs stayed by me the long. est"
The Arizona champion., 1887-07-02
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The Verdict Unanimous.

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carrying forward the Trust are sui fering from financial cramps, the de- sire to obtain relief is pardonable, but that does not impose upon their more fortunate brethren any obliga- tion to assist in furthering the scheme. The heart of the Chicago end of the the concern certainly does not beat in unison with the producer, and the men who are booming the thing out west have not hitherto been recog nized as philanthrophists. Stock grower,
The Arizona champion., 1887-07-02

Babbitt BroS.-P. O. Address. Fiagstaf, Arizona. Range, Clark $ Valley, Mogollon mountains. Brand as above cut. All young stock brand. cd on both sides, with swallow fork and underbIt in each ear. Also owr the following: Boot, T, z H, an, where on left side of anlmal. Bool cattle, road brand w on right side; T cattle, cross on right side. Horse brand, co.
The Arizona champion., 1887-07-02

Walter ]. Hill-P.O. Flagstaff, Ya- vapai Co.,, Ariz. Ranch, Volunteer Spring; range, San Francisco and Mogollon mountains; cattle branded H on left hip; ear mark, mortise in left ear; horses branded H on left jaw; all stock sold vented; sheep brand. ed H on left side of nose; ear mark, left ear cropped short or metallic tag, or both.
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Notice for Publication.
Land OGee aI Prftrotf, A'fsoaa, l
 Inne Iffh. IRXf

June nth, isS7. M OFFICE is hereby given that the follow. IN ing. named settler has filed notice of his intertlon to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver of the U. s. Land Office, at Prescott, Arizona |, on July 18th, 1887, VIZ: Henry C. Lockett, of Flagstaff, A. T.. for his D. 5. No. 1881, for the Southeast 4 of Section 4, Tp. 2r, N. R. East
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ton of, said land, wis; P. P. DIggs, w. A. Switzer, T. C. Norris, Il. ]. Miller, all of Flagstaff, Arizona.
 junII6t ], l.. CAMP, Register.
The Arizona champion., 1887-07-02

All cattle bearing the above brand on right hip are the property of the undersigned. Ear marks: crop auG split in right ear, and split on top of left ear Also all cattle with bar Nj on both sides. Also all horses branded barM on left shoulder. RangeMogollon Mountains. P, o. Flagstaff, ArIz.
 r. NJ. VANDERBILT,
 w. E. VANDERLIP, JR.
The Arizona champion., 1887-07-02
w. B. VANDERLIP, JR.

C H Schulz; cattle branded C.s on left side and bar across the thighs; ear marks, crop of rrghr over a ld ur.. der slope in lett; n, rses branded same on left shoulder; sheep, eve: crop off the right ear and the lei sharPened; wcthero crop off the lef ahd light sbarpencd; range San Fra nCisco mts; F U ad. Flagstaff, Ariz
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marks, crop and box m rigit, crDp or left. flores branded - ol left ,tJIll.r. r. ). Fort RIckerson X Flagstaf. \ [.